Very cool design from Thingiverse user msruggles, printed as shown above by user Linkreincarnate, who reports some reification issues with the model requiring hand finishing. Gonna keep an eye on this as it develops.
Here’s a quick Halloween costume idea from instructables user gnatquill: a spike through your stomach! Inspired to craft something for Halloween? Be sure to enter it in our CRAFT Halloween contest to win cool prizes. Costumes, decor, food – whatever you create for Halloween is welcome in the contest. Read our full contest page for […]
Jessica of Craftily Ever After shares her tutorial for making these beaded spiders that can be used for everything from Halloween fridge magnets to accessories. Inspired to craft something for Halloween? Be sure to enter it in our CRAFT Halloween contest to win cool prizes. Costumes, decor, food – whatever you create for Halloween is […]
To get into the spirit of Halloween, this Codebox shows you how to use OpenCV (a computer vision library) to detect faces on your webcam and then remove their heads.
This lovely object is more than just an interesting gewgaw: It’s called a “turner’s cube”–so named, I think, because it is a challenge for one who turns on a lathe rather than eponymously–and according to Bob Warfield, “[i]n the old days, novice machinist’s [sic] were handed one and told to work out how to make one of their own.” Bob’s got a cool page describing his efforts to make one manually and then using a CNC mill, with some bonus commentary on this thread by CNC Zone member widgitmaster, who made the cube pictured above, using the jig pictured above, on a big engine lathe. Beautiful!
The maker of the Netduino powered Morse code interpreter admits that this is completely pointless project. However, he leaned a lot about programming and problem solving during the build process, so it really isn’t so useless!
This automatic cake decorator appears as part of the Design Criminals show in the design space at MAKVIenna, Austria, by mischer’traxler. [via Core77]
